"I`ll go if invited": Pashinyan on potential visit to Russia

ArmInfo. Armenian Prime Minister Nikol Pashinyan announced that he would visit Russia if invited. He made this statement during a press-briefing on June 11.

Addressing media reports regarding a scheduled meeting with Russian  President Vladimir Putin in the second half of June, the Prime  Minister noted that a mutual understanding had already been reached  between the two leaders. "However, "an invitation is required for the  visit to take place. If received, I will certainly not decline,"  Pashinyan emphasized.

It should be noted that in April of this year, the prime minister  announced that a meeting with Russian President Vladimir Putin would  take place in the second half of June. He also noted that he had  agreed on this with the Russian leader. "We agreed on further events  and meetings, including high-level ones, in the second half of June  (after the June 7 elections - Ed.)," Pashinyan said.